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How to make "private" a platform report

matteo_patelmo

Hello, this question is a follow-up of a previous one of mine solved by txnelson (thanks!).

I would like now to make a boosted tree report "private" so that the script user will not see anything in the window list of what is going on. Is there a way to create just the object "Partition" (or any other platform by the way) and completely hide the report (==> private), while being able to extract informations from it in the background?

thanks
Matteo

Accepted answers

txnelson

The second method I gave in my previous reply does not create an entry in the JMP Home Windows List. Here is a better example of the same technique, pulling out the max value of the axis setting.

Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/big class.jmp" ,private);
vlb = V List Box( biv = dt << bivariate( x( :height ), y( :weight ) ) );

show(Report( biv )[axis box( 1 )] << get min);

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txnelson

All platforms (there might be one or two exceptions) can be made "invisible" by adding that keyword as one of the parameters of the platform.

xxx = bivariate( invisible, x(.....),y(.....));

All of the items that can be manipulated for each of the platforms are detailed in the Scripting Index.

Help==>Scripting Index

Also, a platform call can be embedded into an object, such as a Vertical List Box, which on it's own will not display the results, but can be displayed later in the script by adding the object to a display window

MyVLB = V List Box( xxx = bivariate( invisible, x(.....),y(.....)); );

// now you can have whatever other jsl you need and

// and then when the script wants to disply the bivariate results

// one can just do that

nw = New Window("the window", HH = H List Box());

HH << append( MyVLB);

matteo_patelmo

Thanks, but an invisible platform still is "visible" in the home window window list. My objective would be to make it totally invisible and inaccessible to the user.

is this possible?

thanks

Matteo

txnelson

The second method I gave in my previous reply does not create an entry in the JMP Home Windows List. Here is a better example of the same technique, pulling out the max value of the axis setting.

Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/big class.jmp" ,private);
vlb = V List Box( biv = dt << bivariate( x( :height ), y( :weight ) ) );

show(Report( biv )[axis box( 1 )] << get min);

matteo_patelmo

Thanks, I see. By launching the platform inside a display box, it is kept private.

I will try this solution in my script.

thanks a lot.

Matteo